All lost and found items in East Midlands
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Found sandals near Nottingham Station, East Midlands.
I found these sandals on Sunday at 9:45 AM, outside Nottingham Station, near the taxi rank by the entrance. They’re blue canvas, size 7, with a small seashell charm on one strap. They looked recently left and a little damp from the drizzle. My mind went to someone rushing to a train, sandals hanging from a bag, shoes forgotten in the bustle. I picked them up, checked for a note, and found nothing. I hope the owner sees this and can reclaim them, perhaps near Old Market Square or the station's main doors.
Lost flutes in Nottingham, East Midlands
Last Tuesday around 7:05 p.m., I was leaving a rehearsal space behind the Council House and Old Market Square in Nottingham when my two flutes slipped from my backpack and vanished. One is a silver concert flute in a sturdy black case; the other is a wooden flute with a brass headjoint. I walked toward Stoney Street and along the River Trent, asking shopkeepers and peering into doorways, but they’re gone. Music has always been my anchor, and these flutes are essential for lessons I’m giving at college; I’m hopeful that someone who loves a tune found them and kept them safe.
Lost Ties near Old Market Square, Nottingham
On Tuesday at 11:45 AM, I was browsing a rack of ties at a stall near Old Market Square in Nottingham, East Midlands, United Kingdom when a strong gust whipped my jacket and my ties slipped from a zip pocket. I dashed after them across the cobbles, past the tram stop, but they disappeared into the crowd. They’re part of my interview outfit, and losing them has me stressing about my upcoming presentation. I’d give anything to see them again—if they’re found anywhere around Nottingham’s city center, I’d be grateful beyond words.
Found: ornate brooches near Market Square, Nottingham.
Today at 4:15 pm, I found these brooches tucked behind a bench near Market Square in Nottingham. I’d stepped out of a café for a quick breath when one glinted in the late sun and I pulled them out. There are two pins—a floral enamel piece and a small blue-stone pin—both worn and clearly well-loved. They feel like they belonged to someone who dressed up for a celebration, and I can almost picture them in a crowd of friends. I’d be thrilled to help reunite them with their owner. I’m keeping them safe for now, hoping this helps locate the rightful person.
LOST: Student ID in East Midlands
Hi, I’m Sophie Walker. I realized at 9:10 PM last Friday that my Student ID vanished somewhere around the Victoria Centre in Nottingham, East Midlands. Losing it has made library and lecture access feel uncertain, which is stressful in a busy term. I retraced my steps from the bus stop on Fletcher Gate to Market Square and the cinema foyer, but I didn’t spot it. I’m keeping my fingers crossed that someone honest handed it in or that this listing helps the finder recognize it and return it to its rightful place in Nottingham.
Found holiday decorations in East Midlands
FOUND: I was out for a morning walk in East Midlands around 9:15 am when I spotted a tub of holiday decorations tucked behind a charity shop on Bridge Street, near Market Square in Nottingham. The tub held a jumble of fairy lights, a couple of baubles, and a red garland—likely left behind by someone else during a busy festive season. I picked them up and thought maybe they belong to you; they hadn’t belonged to me. If you recognize them, please get in touch through the site and we can arrange a safe handover near the Council House.
Lost radios near Nottingham Station, East Midlands
Last night, around 7:45 p.m., I realized my radios were lost as I walked away from a snack van near Nottingham Station in the East Midlands. I had paused to check my bag after a quick chat with a friend, and when I turned back toward the street, they were gone. They’re a small pair of portable radios, one in a brown leather case and the other with a blue strap; they’re a little scratched but very sentimental because they belonged to my late grandfather and helped me stay connected to family radio programs. I’m hoping someone picked them up and kept them safe near the station, where I last remember standing.
Lost travel adapters in Nottingham
At 9:15 a.m. today, I realised my travel adapters were gone from the outer pocket of my backpack while I stood in Nottingham's Market Square, near the tram stop, in the East Midlands. The pair are small and white, one with a red sticker and the other with a blue cable tie—easy to spot if you know what you’re looking for. They’re essential for charging my phone and camera during this trip, and I’m feeling pretty unsettled about being unable to power through my plans. If you’ve seen them around the Market Square or the nearby cafe steps, I’d be grateful to be reunited with them.
Found travel visas near Nottingham railway station
Found travel visas near Nottingham railway station in the East Midlands on Saturday around 3:15 pm. I was stepping off the tram at the station forecourt when a small black folder slipped from a backpack and landed on the pavement. Inside were several visa pages and a passport photo, clearly official, and my stomach dropped imagining the owner panicking. I picked everything up, kept the contents secure, and brought it here so the rightful owner can claim them through the site.
LOST: Chargers in East Midlands
I was leaving a café by Nottingham's Market Square around 6:10 p.m. last Monday when I realized my chargers were gone from my bag. The two cables matter to me—one green with a frayed end, the other black with a cracked USB-C tip. They’re not just wires; they’re how I stay connected during long study sessions in the East Midlands. If anyone finds them, I’d be grateful for this listing to help me get back to my routine.
Lost scarves near Old Market Square, Nottingham.
I lost my scarves somewhere in the East Midlands, specifically Nottingham's Old Market Square. They're a cream knitted scarf with a navy stripe and a matching wool hat. I last had them around 7:15 p.m. on Tuesday, after I stepped off the tram near the market stalls and tucked the scarf into my coat sleeve during a gust of wind. It felt like losing a bit of home—my grandmother gave me that scarf, and it kept me warm through many cold commutes. If anyone found them, please hang onto them; I'll swing by the kiosk near the Old Market Square to collect.
Found GPS devices near Market Square, Nottingham
While walking through Nottingham city centre this afternoon, I found a GPS device lying on the pavement under a bench near the Market Street bus stop outside Market Square, Nottingham, at about 3:15 p.m. on Saturday. It looked untouched, with a blue protective case and a cracked screen, like someone relies on it to navigate a long journey. I’m sharing it here because I know how stressful it is to lose your navigation on the way home. If this belongs to you, it was found today and handed in for safekeeping.
Black Samsonite carry-on with red tag
I lost my black Samsonite carry-on suitcase yesterday around 3pm near the tram stop by The Lace Market in Nottingham. It's a 55cm hard-shell with a few scuffs and a bright red luggage tag bearing my initials NR on the handle; there’s also a small tear on the bottom corner. Inside are clothes, a navy rain jacket, and a folded scarf that belonged to my grandmother—it’s the last keepsake I have from her, so it means a lot to me. I’m really hoping someone who picked it up in East Midlands, especially around that Lace Market area, can get it back to me.
White business card with mint-green accents
I lost my friend's business card yesterday around 3pm near the Market Square tram stop in Nottingham, East Midlands. It's a small white card with mint-green borders and a gold foil Aurora Studio logo at the top. The name on the card reads Samira Patel, with an email [email protected] and a contact number faintly written on the back. The card has a faint coffee stain in the bottom-right corner and a slightly bent edge from being in my coat pocket all week. I really need to get back in touch—we were coordinating a project, and that card has sentimental value because it belonged to a good friend.
Blue Nike running shoes, size 9
I lost my blue Nike running shoes yesterday around 3pm near the Old Market Square tram stop in Nottingham. They're size 9, blue with a white Nike swoosh and an orange heel tab, and they're in decent condition with light creasing. Left shoe has a coffee stain on the tongue and a tiny scuff on the toe; right shoe has a muddy streak along the sole. These have seen me through daily runs and a halfway marathon training plan, so they mean a lot and I’d really appreciate having them back.